Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1986 volume:

WilUfl 1 1 lj l-l=i AMEQI SCHOOL Y0MD00 K _OCAL OOSSIP MONfflS OF SEPTEMBER - JUNE TMCThTh GOSSIPLJNC primeufe soap operas XNS1ULK SPORTS CLUBS____________________ ARTICLES 1 introduction-can® ca ® ! 1 2 FACULTY-Wh The Boss 3 SENIOR SECTION-bosai Buddies 4 UNDER CLASS-AmiN6 There! 5 CLUBS-WHATfe Happening! 6 SPORTS- nn Wibt World Of £forte� ! 7 STUDENT LIFE-Coco Times! REVIEWS .COLUMNS School UfxJaVe Go pline. c Program Sekchoo Teacher v_y ______________ —turn— N — am---- 3 UW GSL0� r sH -AXCWOKK— and they’re always glad you came. You wanna be where you can see our troubles are all the same. You wanna go where everybody knows your name. 7 9 10 THE FACT Fid BAC CLASS ABSENTEE REPORT Student__________________________.Grade____________Period Teacher___________________________Date_____________Subject O Student Admits Cutting Class Other Student Explanation _________________________________ This section for Dean’s Office: date:____________________ WHITE: TEACHER YKLLOWi COMMITTES ADMINISTRATION Dr William Shine . Superintendent of Schools Dr Herbert Isaac. Assistant Superintendent. Secondary Education BOARD OF EDUCATION Constance McNichol. Robert Rosenthal. Donald Ashkenase. Lawrence Cross, and Mona Fuchs 18 PRINCIPAL Principal Message Dear Graduating Seniors: The vear of 1986 marks a special time at our school. It is the last year of the old’ school before the renovations begin. When you return to North in the future you will see a school that is changing physically. We hope, however, to maintain the special flavor of our outstanding high school. We hope that when you look back you will remember your four years at North with fond- ness and nostalgia We believe that as you go ahead with your education and life, you will see that the foundations of your learning developed at the old school We wish vou a challenging and exciting future that will enable you to enioy the fruits of your learning and your nurturing in Great Neck. Each of youhas contributed to the history of the school We will miss you and on liehalf of the faculty we wish you a productive and happy life Seise the day — Carpe Diem Bernard Ludwig Bernard Ludwig ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Dr Ruth Harrison Rudolph Kemmer 19 Gerilynn Chafe tz Sandra Siegel Frances Irvine GUIDANCE Arthur McCann — Chairperson Doris Maurer a ¥ Naomi Schlessel Balx-tte Rotner Eric Wood SECRETARIES Margaret Lillis Mary Ann Kelly ■ K hH m Jean Ferre! Eleanor Bartels Betty Kranz Rose Dannenfelser Francine Lazarus Toni Bieber 21 ENGLISH Lr' john Kramer 1 Evelyn Schlesinger Honda Vlotveka Michael Elliser 22 Helen Brenner Marcia Lawrence Charles Bulen� Fred Mack Lawrence Sehloss Martin Sonkin kath Kramer TV- Mars Ryan LANGUAGE Helen Armstrong Joy Sonde rs Sumner Daniels 24 Simmy-Lou Atkins Miriam Hollandrr 25 MATHEMATICSCOMPUTERS I a Miis Cataliotti Philip Sorgcn 26 Samuel Brenner SCIENCE 28 Michael O’Sullivan Francis Koppcis Roosevelt Hines Marilvn Nissinan Irene Fogel Norman Levin 29 SOCIAL STUDIES Angelo Sabatelli — Chairperson Clifford Cobh hli alx-th Beecher Fred I-rwis 30 Elaine Weiss Barbara Vomit; BUSINESS Preston Provost Robert Johnson 32 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Thomas Casey — Chairperson Dorothea Marvullo Mary Ann Bamberger — Chairperson Tara Marcs Peter Hugo kJw Joan Cruenbaum 33 ART Joyce Stewart Terril Bruce Thompson — Chairperson Dennis Piunno SPEECH Havmond Olsen — Chairperson Lloyd Miller — Chairperson Ron Howard 34 INDUSTRIAL ARTS l - Gerard Denzer — Chairperson DRIVERS EDUCATION Thomas Piengi — Chairperson Richard Sadlo Peter DeFilippo Kenneth Jaeger Chris CeiRer HOME ECONOMICS Barltara Williams — Chairperson Alice Mackin 35 SPECIAL EDUCATION Ruth Davis — Chairperson Philip Seidenberg Henrietta Feldbeig Reisha Berkowskv Marsha Schwartz SPECIAL PROGRAMS Rochelle Feldman Barbara Fist hi NURSE PREP PROGRAM l e Kelly Suzanne Rawitz HEALTH Dennis Burden — Chairperson lldiko Catuogno 38 AUDIO VISUAL Leon (i ahia LIBRARY Janice Friedman Barbara Berkowitz — Administrative Teacher COMMUNITY SCHOOL Ruth Levin TESOL READING Sue Gehn Gayle Monaster 41 PARAPROFESSIONALS Daisy Schott Theresa Korman C 'laudette Messana Alneta Moody Sylvia Korenge Myra Hugo Adeline Kieval Harriet Goldstein Georgette Apostoleris Norma Minasian Gertrude Jettelson Helen DeCillis ddVIS N3H01I� ddvis lviaoisno COMMUNITY 46 SCHOOL 47 yvriX xy r L rjmmMEU SESAME STREET ROMPER ROOM % ts R un Carolyn Bron stein Debra Brooks Tammie Bryant Lowell Cantor The best is yet to come. This is only the beginning and we've only just begun. — Unknown 59 Mitchell Cohen Rachel Cohen Wendy Cohen Christian Concannon Yori Constance Jeffrey Conston Alison Oirdin Cilda Damaghi David Dayan Kdward Douglas And these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations they’re quite aware what they’re going through. — David Bowie Gavin Douglas 60 M rhran Doustaii Joshua Drucker Ariel Dvbner kaui ran Eliassian The future is ours if we can find a way through these strange days of my — Heaven Benjamin Ebrahimian Marc Elkowitz Amy Emanuel Vicki Epstein Kousha Etessami David Eyl Arshia Farrokhtala 61 James Ferguson Mary Fiance David Fidel 62 Steven Cara Andrew Gentin Andrew Castwirth Kenee Fried Dalia Frumkin Jodi Friedman John Cafiney Robert Friedman Gilmar Galeas Jill Cinsburg Lori Gish Bruce Glazer Lee Goidenstein Dara Goldschmidt Lainie Goldstein Ivan Goodstein Steven Goodstein Rena Gordonson Alyssa Gingold Mansa Gewirtz 64 Jennifer Hauser Wendy Grandt Jill Grossman Caroline Greenberg Randy Grossman Jennifer Greenberg Lisa Hagani Pod ram Hakimian Todd Harris Elisa llallerman Naghmeh llashemifard Paul Holstein Keith Hope Michele Husak Denise Insler Michael Kist Howie Kleinberg Michelle Kotkin Leland Krane Todd Krieger Alison Kurcias The world s busting at its seams and we re all just prisoners of our dreams. — Bruce Springsteen Memory is the one paradise from which we cannot be driven. — Anatole France 68 Maria Kusulas Jennifer Lange Sarah I eavitt Lisa Lebensohn Steven Levine Janinc Ix-bowitz Madeline Ixiuh We got one shot at life let’s take it while we re still not afraid. — Hod Stewart Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. — Led Zepplin David Levoy David Liebeskind Amy Liebowitz Michael Lobel Dominique Loisel Roslvn Lukin Dawn Madigan Keith Maher Chris Lynch Michael Ma Cary Malin Alexander May Francesca Login dice Sean Lorber Lawrence Lupkin Allison Marcus Erk Mazor Inger Mc .'askill Terence Mc k wan Timothy McGowan Joseph McCroarty Good friends are hard to find but now that I’ve found them 1 11 never lose them. — Unknown The better part of one’s life consists of his friendships. — Abraham Lincoln Someday we 11 look back on this and it will all seem funny. — Bruce Springsteen Amv Meiselman Barl ura Melamed Shirley Menard Nancy Meyers Joshua Mint . Afshin Mtssaghicl 71 Rachel Moheban Jennifer Mooallem Edward Moon Maureen Moorehead Jonathan Morgan « Leslie Morris Andrew Muller John Motchkavitz Bryan Mulligan Frank Murad William Murphy Stephanie Nelson 72 Hinde Newman So now we end and then begin let s drink a toast to how it’s been. — Billy Joel Everything is in tune with the sun, but tne sun is eclipsed by the moon. — Pink Floyd Danny Obrien (Carmel Ofir Cathy Ohebshalom Anthony Oppedisano Alissa Passoff Andrew Pegalis Laurie Penchina Rachel Perlman Joel Pierce 73 Steven Pinella Lisa Precht Lisa Rabeck Arya Kashtian Alisa Plean 74 T Randi Robbins Andrea Robertson Brett Rosenfeld Gail Rothman Marc Rubenstein Kim Rubinstein Nanci Rudv Elizabeth Rose Julie Rosen Turn and face the strange changes. — David Bowie Awy Sachmechi Marcus Sakow Barbra S as sower Dena Schechter David Sarafzadeh Michael Schiff David Schildkraut Jacquelin Schwarz What a long strange trip it’s been. — Grateful Dead Nava Salimi Kevin Sam bom 76 Spencer Shields Hiroko Shinoda 77 Jennifer Smul Bonnie Snaider Barry Solomon Lisa Solomon Jolle Spector Robin Steinberg Jonathan Steiner Jerry Streim Nadine Sunn Simon Szykman Marc Teich 78 Danielle Voogt Nano- Wachter David Venegas Carolyn Ward Evan WollU Dania Yadghoubi Nancy Youn Ari Zubll Carolyn Zubll CAMERA SHY Naz Chafiian Jonathan Cohen Tahmineh Chajar Dina Goren Michael Husbands Mors Mchrban Tirana Namdar Domingo Santos Michael Starr Alexandra Stern Richard Wang William Wingert Patrick Young • •• • •• • • • '■■•I IVffl • •• • • ••I • itl • ••• • ttl • ••• • ••« 81 f 77777777T7777T7TT 777i99JUfstisU 4 4 40 4 4 m9 4 40 9 4 0 0 00 4 4 4 4 44 4 t : - •• 5 «lin •::. ! • r,i !. ! It , V � I ' •( : m:v ' : ' � • !� • ,• I, I ' V 1 11 , (J _ CHANNEL 9 FRESHMEN - 5n 86 87 9 91 ARISTA 1986 i Editor-in-Chief jill Grossman Advisor Kathy Kramor Editors Rachel Cohfn (not present) la slie Morris Caroline Rabinowitz Julie Rosen Gail Kothinan Carol Shahm N� n Assistant Editors Lisa Fishman Johanna (Goodman Michelle Gutman Jill I ondon (not present) Kobin Solomon Debbie Streim Peter Sussman Art Staff Paul Cerben Johanna Gtxxlman Roya Moadel Layout Staff Atiani Veils Lisa Fishman Jennifer Flamhaft Johanna Ctxxhnan Steven Grauer Michelle (aitman Jill lamdon Stacy lamdon Heather Meiselman Rachel Perlman Joel Fierce Debbie Streim Peter Sussman Photographers Marc Flkowitz Adain Fells Steven Grauer Gamline Greenberg Jill Grossman Stacy lamdon Laurence Lupkin la slie Morris Joel Pierce Gail Rothman Peter Sussman Editor-in-Chief Advisor Editors STEVEN GRAUER ARISTA BUSINESS STAFF BETTY KRAUZ ADAM COHEN CARYN CAM MEYER DEBBIE ZIMMERMAN DAVID OHEBSHALOM SHIRIN ZADE FRANK BUA 102 ERIC BRECIIER NACHMEH HASHEMIFARD VANDELYN MOODY BENNY ALOUF 103 GUIDE POST GUIDE POST John L. Miller Great Neck North High School 35 Polo Road. Great Neck. New York 11023 Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor EDITORIAI. BOARD D“vld Uv,tt New Editor Matthew Turetzky Associate New Editor Bnttney Wcrthcim Feature Editor Danny Steinberg Associate Feature Editor Matt Testa Op-Ed Editor Dtmiin Korahais Associate Op-Ed Editor Nina Sicgal Sports Editor Ted Winner Associate Sports Editors Miyoung Lee Copy Editor Hye-won Suk Photography Editor Associate Photography Editor Film Critic Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF Business, Advertising Manager Associate Advertising Manager Circulation Manager FACULTY Editorial Advisor Business Ad visor . Mr William Reilly Princioal Mr Bernard Ludwig FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres. — S. Horn . V.P. — H. Meiselman. Sec. —A. Libshutz. Trees. —J Bimbaum. Pres — H Stile, V P - L Wiki. Sec. — C. Weiner. Trees. — S Harris. Spun. — S Spon. — E. Slater. Rawitz. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 106 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The main function of this club is to participate in the Model United Nations Conferences. Many conferences are attended each year in- cluding one at Harvard in the fall, and one at Yale in the spring. Students in this club gain a better understanding of politics and the world around them. Pres. — G. Katz. V.P. — J. Rang. Sec. — C. Bronstein. Trca. — K. Hope. Spon. — W. Reilly Pres. —C. Talbot. V.P. — D Rosen. See. — K Ackerman. Treas. — A Shamash. Spon — P Sorgen COMPUTER CLUB The members of this club write and run their own computer programs. No previous computer knowledge is needed and all students are welcome. MATH TEAM The Math Team consists of about fifteen members. It practices math questions once a week. Tile questions are usually related to algebra, number theory, geometry and trigo- nometry. Once a month during the school year, the team competes against fifty other Nassau County schools. Pres —C Penn. Co — V.P. —A Berman. A. Shamash, Spon. —S Brenner 107 G.A.A. B.A.A. Pres Tim McCown, V P. — M. Sehiff, Sec. — N. Silvcrthome. Treas. — J. Auerl arh. Spon. — P. Hugo. 108 The Boys’ Athletic Association consists of many athletes from Great Neck North. They are responsible for the ever popular Pep Rallv which occurs during the first month of each school year. The B.A.A. works to raise the quality of spirit at North and to get people in- terested in participating in organized sports. E.R.M.U.S. Everyone Reaching for a More Unified Spirit is Great Neck North’s newest school spirit group. The main objective of this club is to promote enthusiasm for all of North’s athletic teams. The club arranges transportation to away games and makes watching North sports more enjoyable for everyone. The Girls’ Athletic Association is a club devoted to increasing the interest and in- volvement of all students in athletics. It unites all girls’ sports in a common cause, sponsoring many functions including the Pep Rally, Girls’ Awards Night and athletic tournament throughout the year. Pres. — L. Hoexter. V.P — L. Smiley, See. — M Bloomfield, Treas. — L. Penohina. Spon. — I) Marvullo. Co-Pres. — J. Cinsburg, M. Sehiff, Co — V.P. — C. Cammeyer. A. Meltzer, See. — R. Steinberg. Treas. — M Levien. Spon. — I. Catugno. SKI CLUB If you like to ski or would like to learn how to ski, then the Ski Club is for vou! The club plans activities throughout the winter ski season. They arrange racing meets with other schools and can teach you fundamentals of recreational skiing that will last you a lifetime. Prev — E. Moon. Co — V.P. — V. Epstein. H Kelvin, Sc. — M Testa, Treas. — B Wertheim. Spon. — D K. Anderson. Co-Pres. —T. Krieger. R. Seligman. V. P. — D. Shoknan. Sec. — L. Lupkin. Treas. —A. Dybner, Spon. — Ms. Ka BICYCLE CLUB The Bicycle Club is for everyone who enjoys cycling on any level. They plan long and short trips, races, bicycle tours and lots of fun for the beginning cyclist as well as the experts. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB This organization is open to all students. Its main function is to provide a needed service within our school. Students help out in the A Y room before, during and after school and leant to work with a wide variety of materials including films, filmstrips, audio and video tapes and slides. Many opportunities are available in school to those who possess A.V. training. pres ___K Ackerman, Co— V.P. — A. Katz, G. Penn. Sec. — D. Anajovich, Treas. — M. Cannova. Chair. — S. Szvkman, Spoil — L. Gabia. .... Co-Pres. — D Korahais. M Turetzky, V.P — S. Bender. Sec. —J. lam Re. Treas. —J Hammond. Spon — P Provost. FUTURE LAWYERS This club is specifically designed for students interested in studying law. Its members schedule various guest siieakers including the District Attorney as well as people involved in criminal, corporate and real estate law. This club is completely responsible for the success of the student-run mock trials. SPORT VIEW Sport View, the newest of North s literary magazines, is open to all students. It provides an in-depth coverage of all sports — local, college and professional. It is printed throughout the year and is distributed to all students. Ed. —A Solomon. Ed. — M Feinsod. Copy Ed. — A. Cotton. J. Epstein. Man Ed. —C. Obler. Bus. Mgr. — R Liebross, Spon — B. Young Pres. — R. Lukin. V.P. — C. Feeney. Sec. — C. Greenberg, Treas. — C. Schulman. Spon. — L. Rilander. ENTERPRISERS The students in the Enterprisers type research papers, essays, applications and resumes for other students and faculty members. There is a reasonable fee charged for their services. Ill Co-Pres. —S. Rai. B. Wertheim, V.P. — P. laundmun. Sec. — P. Pine. Treas. —T Kiwi. Spon. — M. Hollander FRENCH CLUB The French Club is open to all students taking French, regardless of their fluency. Members have the opportunity to enjoy various cultural activities including French films, restaurants, speakers and learning French cooking. The French Chib’s main activity is the French Ex- change Program which occurs each year. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is open to all students inter- ested in speaking Spanish and learning about the cultures of the many Spanish speaking countries. The main goal of tne Spanish Club is to raise funds for the annual Spanish Ex- change Program. Co-Pres. — A. Genlin. J Kane. V.P. — A. Keyer. See — R Fried. Treas. — M. Kopelowitz. Spon. — A. Messner HEBREW CLUB 'Hie Hebrew Culture Club has grown tremen- dously in the last two years. It provides an opportunity for students to meet others who, like- themselves, want to learn more about Jewish culture. The group has enjoyed movies, exhibits and discussions. It has also sponsored fund raisers which have raised a great deal of money for Ethiopian Jews. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is now in its fourth successful year. The bi-weekly meetings give its members a chance to discuss the concerns of teenagers as well as to find out more about behavior and personality. In the past the club has enjoyed many guest speakers, as well as held a self-hypnosis session. New members are always welcome! Co-Pres. — D Allman. R. Kelvin. V.P. — V. Epstein. Sec. — J. Kaye. Treas — J. Schwarz, Spon — L Reit Co-Pres ___D. Okin. N. Sicgal. V.P. — P Turchin. Sec. — E Count . Treas. — J. Sachs, Spon. — A. Messner. CHESS CLUB Chess, being the born-again sport of the eighties, is growing more popular in Great Neck North. The club holds weekly meetings at which members can test their skills In addition, the best players form a team which completes in interschool tournaments. Regard- less of ability, or lack there of, the Chess Club welcomes new members. APT CLUB The Art Club is open to all students with an interest or an ability along artistic lines. Its members plan visits to exhibits and invite guest speakers involved in all aspects of art. The members look forward to displaying their work at the annual Spring Bazaar where their original pieces may be bought. pres ___R Moadel. V.P — C. Raship. Sec. — L. Adjodanpour. Treas. — S. Kors. Spoil — L. Miller. Pro — L. ICrane. V.P. — J. Smul. Sec. — I. Aubrey. Treas. — S. (.'assedy. Spon. — R Olsen. JUNIOR PLAYERS Junior Players is a theatrical organization. They present a full length drama during the fall, a musical during the spring, and various assembly programs throughout the year. J.P. offers instruction and experience in acting, singing, directing and hack stage positions. Everyone is urged to join the growing Junior Players family. THESPIANS Thespians are very active members of the Junior Players Club who have been selec- tively chosen by the sponsor to receive a membership into the International Thespian Society. This society is dedicated to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. Any student who devotes a great deal of time and effort in Junior Players is eligible to become a Thespian. I. Aubrey. S. Cassedy, J. Smul. B. Wei!, Spon. — K. Olsen. Pres. — R. Gordon son, V.P. — S. Peterson. Spon. — R. Green. TERPSICHORE Terpsichore, the name of North's dance club, comes from the Creek word meaning, the joy of dancing. Auditions are held each year for talented and interested dancers. Members are expected to choreograph and teach dance pieces, which are performed for the student body. 114 SCI-FI CLUB If you are interested in science fiction or like to play Dungeons and Dragons, then the Sci- Fi Club is for you. Meetings are highlighted by lively discussions and thrilling games with students who share the same interests. Ex- peditions to sci-fi movies are also planned. Pres — S. Szykman. V P. — M Cannava. Set. — E Markson. Treat — M Lobel. Chair — K Ackerman. Spon — F. Provost. MIGHT MASQUERADI Chief — A. Pegalis. Spon — C Butera FIRE WARDENS The Fire Wardens are charged with assisting in the quick, safe evacuation of the building. At the sound of the fire alarm, each warden takes his or her post to make certain that their particular area of the building has been emptied. The wardens then report to the front steps to give an accounting to the chief warden. CAREER OUTLOOK Career Outlook presents information needed to pursue a worthwhile and rewarding career. It is intended to be of use to all students whether they go to collge, a career-oriented school, or directly into the job market. The focus is on unusual as well as on usual careers and on areas that have current job opportuni- ties. A. McCann. Pres. — B. Fink, V.P. — A. Lechner, Sec. — II Suk. Treas. — J Marks. Spun — I,. Schloss DEBATE- FORENSIC TEAM The Debate-Forensic team meets bi- monthly to practice specific techniques such as extemporaneous speaking, persuasive speaking, and individual and group oral inter- pretations. Members research debate topics, prepare arguments, and engage in intra-team practice. The team participates in tournaments throughout Ixmg Island. This spring it will host the 3rd Annual Great Neck North Debate Tournament.” EPIPHANY Epipham. the literary magazine, publishes poetry, prose, artwork, and photography. All work is clone by the rare creative geniuses and weekend poets and artists of North High School. Submissions are warmly welcomed from all. Anyone can join the editorial staH. just come and lie willing to work. Editors — H. Newman, It. Wang Pres. M. Turetzky, V.P. — D. Shokrian. See. — K. Hope. Treas. — L. Jacobs, Spot). — D. Anderson INVESTMENTS Do vou fancy yourself a stock broker or a shrewd investor; The investment club |xx ls the intellect of the Ix'st and the brightest of Great Neck's financiers-to-be. When the in- vestment club speaks, the student body listens. If you are interested in how the stcxlc market and other money markets work, then join this interesting and FKOFITABLE club. 116 NORTH STAR North Star, the school news magazine,is published biannuallv. Each edition contains articles about domestic and international politics, technologs', health and sports. The magazine format allows students to examine and write alxmt current issues at length and to offer opinions or suggestions for change. s.o. The Student Organization is the representa- tive voice of tbe students of Great Neck North. Its purpose is to promote a democratic, accessible student government which is dedicated to student activism and student rights. Each student is automatically a member with the right to vote in the election of the officers and on issues pertaining to their lives at Great Neck North. L. Schioss. Pres. — A. Emanuel, Exee. Board A. Dybner. J. Kang, N. Youn, B. Greenhouse. BOARD DELEGATES The four delegates from North High School attend all regular meetings of the Great Neck Board of Education. Their role is to represent the interests of students in matters relating to student rights. The delegates meet with the Student Government to inform them of Board of Education actions. 118 S.A.D.D. MODEL CONGRESS Members of this club become instant Con- gressmen or Congresswomen. Important skills of persuasion, reason and compromise are developed as attempts are made to get fellow club members to enact bills. Congresses” with other schools are held in Princeton and Washington, D.C. Co-Pres. — N. Youn B Wert helm. Sec. — L. Fishman fli K Fried. Treas. — L. Hoexler S.A.L.U.D. Cantor — Pro Coordinator. Levine. E. Blank. M. Masare — officers Stay Alive, Let us Drive is a hotline staffed by- students and adults. A free confidential ride home is offered on a Friday or Saturday even- ing from 10:30 p.m. to 2:30 a m. for in- toxicated drivers or those who have been stranded by an intoxicated driver. Club Members Arrange for speakers, films, and distribute literature in an effort to alert everyone to the terrible dangers of driving while drunk. Memlrers have journeyed to Albany to lobby for stricter enforcement of highway safety measures. Pres. — E. Storch, V. P. — B Greenhouse, Sec. — L. Fishman. Treas. — S. Zade. Spon — B. Sara. 119 O.K. THEATER The O.K. stands for ordinary kids who put on improvisional plays and skits about themes of concern to teenagers. The O. K Theater has performed before school assemblies, commu- nity groups, senior citizens, and the State Legislature in Albany. PEER COUNSELORS Juniors who are recommended as being sensitive, compassionate, and good listeners are recommended for training as peer counse- lors. Each trained counselor meets with a small group of ninth grade students during the first part of each school year. Counselors provide information, answer questions, and generally assist in their transition to high school. 120 STAGE BAND One of the school's more popular, perform- ing, extracurricular groups, Tne Stage Band, meets every Tuesday after school. It performs its repertoire of jazzy-rock music at the In- strumental Concert in January and an assemb- ly program in May. Members are chosen in open auditions each September. T.A.P.I. Members of T.A.P.l. (Teenagers Pitch In) are involved in community service activities. At the Grace Plaza Nursing Home, students volunteer their time, lending their much needed support and compassion to the senior citizens. At CLASP (Children Living After School Program), students assist professi- ones, acting the roles of big brother and sister'and friend to the children. T.A.P.l. raises money in school to help brighten our older and younger friends’ days. Pres. — R Adler, V. P — C. Garfinkle, See. — N Rosenbluin. Treas. — K. Ofer. Spoil. — A. McCann. Pres _ M Lee, V.P. — C. Schulman. Sec. — H. Suit. Treas. — R Ebert. Spoil — J. Shovlin KEY CLUB This club, open to all students, is interested in being of service to their school and commu- nity. They devote at least one period per w eek to being an aid in one of the school offices, working at various school events and functions throughout the school year. The club has many fund-raising projects. They donate the money to the Student Aid Fund, the Cancer Society and other worthwhile organizations. S.E.J.A.C. S.E.J.A.C. (Soviet Ethiopian Jewry Action Committee) members are interested in the plight of Soviet and Ethiopian Jews. Thev participate in numerous activities which enable them to learn, while also growing from the experiences of helping others. The activi- ties include SEP Programs, the Soviet Jewry Walk-a-thon, Solidarity Sunday, and fundraisers. S.E.J.A.C. members also gather and distribute information about these two groups of Jews. Co-Pres. - M Lobel R Adler. V.P — L. Small. Sec. — J Schwarz. 121 FOOTBALL After losing the first four games of the season, it looked like it could be a respectable season for the Blazers after they blew out Valley Stream Central under the lights at Denton Avenue, 30-12. However, just when spirits were up, year ending injuries were suffered by starters Alan Cohen, Sam DeCesare, and Corey Henning in the next game against Kennedy Bellmore. These injuries left the Blazers with a depleted squad and left manv players playing 48 minutes a game. The players never gave up with the leadership of Coaches Thomas, Bovle. and Casey and Captains Terence McCowan (All Conference Selection) and Michael Schiff. Other seniors that made big con- tributions to the team were Lawrence Tacobi, Timothy McGowan, David Venegas, Eddie Moon, John Gaffney, Danny O'Brien, Joe McGroraty, Ivan Goodstein, Mitchell Cohen, and Anthony Oppedi- sano. Though their 1-8 record does not show it, this team had a lot of pride and spirit and maybe with the large crop of juniors returning next year, the team could have a winning record and make things happen! 124 FOOTBALL Travis Baxter Richard Banaciski Mitchell Cohen Alan Cohen Victor Chang Dwell Citron Sam DeOsare John Caffney Ivan Coodstein Sain Hoffman Michael Holt Corey Hennig lam Jacobs Todd Kahn Eric Mazor Terrence Mc(Jowan Tim McGowan Joe McCroarty Ed Moon Seth Ohphant Anthony Oppedisano Frank O’Brien Dan O’Brien laince Hohinson Alan Rosen Mike Shapiro Mike Srhiff Junior Silverthorne David Venegas Michael Whitley 125 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Danika Altman Carvn Cammeyer Wendy Cohen Wendy Eagle Amy Emanuel — Capt. Mary Fiance (not present) Michelle Husak Linda LefBer Pen Luhlin (not present) Alison Marcus Betsy Mitchell Kim Kubenstein — Co. Capt. Kolun Winn JUNIOR VARSITY Lisa Abrahams Becca Auerbach — Co-Capt. Hachel Badm — Co-Capt. Jamie Cohen Amy Eisenberg Julie Emanuel Ivy Epstein Judi Foreman (not present) Jane Cinslierg Shan Coodstein Carlene Hunt (not present) Jenny Klein Lauren Merry man Jamie Murphy Jenny Richman Darvl Schweber l-uira Wild 126 KILTIES (Alphabetical Order) laiuren Bern Rachel Cohen Caroline Greenberg Michele Holstein Denise In tier — hh aptam Wendy Kalnk-k Shira hash Sharyn Korolxiw Jill Ixmdon Nancy Meyers Dan Settle Carol Shah moon Missy Solomon Kvan Stanton Robin Steinlierg — captain 127 TENNIS Despite the girls tennis team s loss in the first match of the season, (to Hoslyn) the girls were not discouraged. Led by captains Amy Meiselman and Danika Altman, the team managed to come back and finish the season with ten wins and only two losses. Their spirit and determination were evident when in their rematch against Hoslyn, Great Neck was victorious five to two Team members Robin bilbersweig Barbara VV aid man, Amy Meiselman, Danika Altman. Jo Lynn Dipped. Marjorie Dipped, Judy Snow, and Gabby Weiner were elected ad conference. Amy Meiselman and Danika Altman went on to compete in the New York State tournament as a doubles team With the superior coaching of Martin Bennett and tlu- talent and spirit of the girls, the team finished up the season with the title of Nassau County Champions. Danika Altman — Co-captain Wendy Berkowitz Jo Lynn Dippell Maiorie Dippell Helaine (ioldstein Amy Meiselman — co-captain Lauren Merrvman Betsy Mitchell Samantha Rai Hohm Silbersweig Lynn Slaker Judith Snow Barbara Wald man Cabriellc Weiner Felicia Wiener Kohin Winn Debbie Zimmerman Carolyn Zubli 128 TENNIS Adam Cohen Andy Cotton Ned Dubofsky David Fidel Andrew Gentin Nicholas Cientin Adam Gibgot Benjamin Goldc Jared Creenholtz Adam Mande 1 Evan Both man Gary Steiner Glenn Weiser Ted Winner Michael Zimmerman Martin Bennett. Coach TENNIS SCHEDULE 4 2 Jericho 4 4 Roslyn 4 7 Great Neck South 4 9 Port Washington 4 14 Wheatley 4 16 Hewlett 4 17 Lawrence 5 7 Herricks 5 9 Roslyn 5 12 Great Neck South 5 14 Port Washington 5 16 Wheatley 5 21 Cold Spring Harbor 129 SOCCER With seven returning starters and a team comprised mainly of experienced seniors, the Hammerheads along with their coach Angelo Sahatelli looked forward to a successful season. The team started out well, winning their first two games, hut because of their tough schedule and the loss of key players, the Hammerheads finished the season with a losing record. The team was lead by co-captains Bruce Glazer. David Sarafzadeh, and David Eyl with the latter two winning all-conference honors. VARSITY Navid Aminzadeh Ben Amman John Cohen Jeff Conston David Fidel Bruce Clazer Danny llakimian Brian llessel Keith Hope Far am Kashanian Jon Morgan Dan ns Segal David .Sarafzadeh Fat Young Hector Ayala Clenn Bayer Lee Miller Ari Taitz Mike ( sta JUNIOR V ARSITY Russel Cohen Cary Foodim David flagami Scott llyman Adam K roster Joseph Lurin Josh Marks Brett Morgan David Ohehshalom Anthony Persico Kenny Roggen Darren Fort Mike Bohksa Jose Rivas Benny Shaviv 130 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Histon' was made at CNN on Nov. 7, 1985. 'Hit Kiris field hockey team finished second in the Nassau County playoffs. This was a first for both coaches, Joan Gruenhaum and Tara Casey Marcv. They finished with a final record of nine wins, three losses, and one tie. Captains seniors Maureen Moorehead, Shirley Menard, and junior Josee Charvet (who was a participant of the National Field Hockey Tournament) are proud of their team and nope that 86 will be just as prosperous for them. Joan Gruenbaum: “Through hard work and determination, the girls work as a team to make a winning and successful season.” Tara Casey Marcy: OUTRAGEOUS! I love the sport of field hockey, 1 love the fact that they got this far, and ESPECIALLY I love the girls on the team.” VARSITY (Alphabetical Order) Lisa Bonder. Josee Charvet. Tamara Cohen. Lisa Fishman. Laura Hoexter, Carlene Hunt, leannie Kang. Debbie Lewis, Shirley Menard. Amy Metsch. Maureen Moorehead. Elsy Perla. Cathy Poons. Jennifer Sale burg. Carolyn Schulman. Cecelia Simmons. Danielle Vooght JUNIOR VARSITY (not present) (Alphabetical Order) Leemor Amado, Marvbeth Bucking. Rachel Dubs, Ivy Epstein. Wendy Epstein. Annie Fensterstock, Madeline Fichem, Randi lieuman. Julie Kang. Heather Kent. Jessica Lustig. Kim Mirsky. Shanon Neuens. Alison Rosen. Debbie Sefaradi. Heidi Stanton. Hye-Won Suk. I .aura Wild. lasa Wild. 131 LACROSSE Leemor Amado Debbie Bloomfield Mary Beth Bucking Jennifer Char mat Mary Beth DeCesare Rachel Dubs Ivy Epstein Annie Fensterstock Renee Fried Madeline Fishera Samantha lloenig Laura Hoexter Carlene Hunt Mari - Jean niton Jeannie Kang Rina KovaJyona Debbie U wis Karen Masri Slurlv Menard Maureen Moorehead Elsv Perla Catny Poons Robin Sacks Darryl Schweber Judy Snow Danielle Voogt l.iura Wild Usa Wild Mary Winperle Nancy Youn LACROSSE SCHEDULE 3 2.5 Carle Place 4 1 Garden Citv 4 3 At Oceanside 4 9 North Shore 4 11 C.S. Harbor 4 15 Clarke 4 17 at G.N. South 4 21 At Carle Place 5 6 At Garden City 5 8 Oceanside 5 12 Freeport 5 14 At North Shore 5 16 C.S. Harbor 5 20 Clarke 5 22 G.N. South 5 27 Tournament 132 GYMNASTICS TEAM (Alphabetical Order) Becca Auerbach. Gillian Berg. Ivy Epstein. Alison Marcus. Li . Bose. Kim Stanton. Laura Wild. Lisa Wild The Varsity Gymnastics team is coached by Tara Casey Marcy and Perry Rogers. The work is hard — six days a week, three-four hours a day. Many of the competitors will qualify for the Nassau County Championships. Team captains are Allison Marcus and Kim Rubinstein. 133 BOYS SWIM TEAM Adam Becker. Steven Fried, David Codin. Josh Kalmowitz, Joel Kaye. Danny Mollura. Gary Nittsberg, Steven Schweiger. An Seldtnan. Steven Stem. Ere . Tavor COACHES Peter Hugo 6c Leslie Stone The 1985-1986 swim season has been successful for the Blazers. All the swimmers have bettered their times considerably. The team is led by senior Adam Becker, who swims the 50 and 100 yd. freestyle. Juniors Steven Stem and Steven Schweiger are reliable assets. Micnaef Winn, who does the 200 and 500 freestyle has a very promising high school career. The team is rounded out by other 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th graders who are invaluable. 134 GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM , Alphabetical Order) Wendy Abeles. Tracy Bader. Jill Becker, law Bernstein Sally Braver. Tanya Clifton. Jamie Cohen. Brigjd Corr. Marybelh DcCesare. Stephanie Doyle. Mem Feinsod. Renee Fried, lasa Ciitnik. Louise Homola. Mary Kahn . Melanie Kopekiwitz. Mandy tafth. Jackie Lorber. Allison Marcus. Abby Meyers. Cathy Monroe. Jamie- Murphy. Carolyn Rosenthal. Kim Rubinstein. Yael Saso. Uuren Sc hwalbe, Lunor Shaya. Carla Stevens. Emily Storch. The Girls' Varsity Swim Team of 1985 finished with a record of 6 wins and 1 loss. This included a victory over Great Neck South High School. This has been the best season that the girls have had in many years. This impressive record can lx accre- dited to the hard work of all the girls and our coach. Peter Hugo and assistant coach, Leslie Stone. The team worked out six days a week for two hours each day. Everyone tried their best at all the meets and we would not have had such a good team without the help of every person on the team. ... r. , . Captain of the team, Melanie Kopelowitz would like to wish the lx st of luck to the team in years to come. 135 BASKETBALL (Alphabetical Order) Navid Amiu adcli. Travis Baxter. Rodney Chisolm, Adam Cohen, Jesse Hartman. Rich Jucklin. Adam Laslcy, Andy Muller. Phil Pine. Lance Robinson. Dave Saraf adeh. Mike Starr. Todd Tim| a This year s varsity basketball team consisted of three seniors, eight juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. The team started oft so-so by winning the Second Annual Great Neck North Classic, where Navid Aminzeden and Dave Saraf adeh were noted M.V.P.’s. They finished the first half of the season with a 4-3 record, also honor- ing the leading scorer in the division. Navid Aminzedeh. With a lot of hard work the team prepared for the second half of the season, and finished in second place in the division. 136 JUNIOR VARSITY Steven David, David DeLott, Adam Krosser. Howard Levy. Brett Morgan. Robert Nochesla. CaryObler. Craig N. Shapiro, Craig R. Shapiro. Steven Sharon. Geoff Singer, Seth Steifman. Andrew Sunshine 137 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY ( Alphabetical Order) Micaal Bineth. Josee Charvet. Carlene Hunt, Jessica Lustig. Shirley Menard. Koya Mordel. Maureen M M rehead. ( ath Poons. Cecelia Simmons, Kobin Winn. JUNi Alpha! IOR VARSITY rAlphalM'tical Order) Rachel Badin. Sara Bennett. Lisa Bonder. Chris Coradolk, Irish Colus. Marie Jeanniton. Mary Kahng. Rina Kovalyova. Vicki Mendi adeh, laa Potenzone. Judy Snow. Nancy Vega. Mary Wynperlc This year’s team started off the season by winning their first four games including the Great Neck North Holiday tournament in December. Each team member gave one hundred percent to the team in order to have a winning season. The team was led by captain Maureen Moorehead, seniors Kobin Winn, Shirley Menard, Cecilia Simmons and juniors Josee Charvet and Cathy Poons. Through the dedication of Coach Pierzga the team was in reasonable reach of the playoffs. The Junior Varsity Team also had a good season led by Carlene Hunt, Lisa Bonder, and Iris Colus. 138 BADMINTON Sally Braver Kathy Choi Vicki Epstein Wendy Epstein Kristin Fliedner Robin Coldfarb Julie Kang Negar Khazai Jennifer Iarnge Wendy Rice Debbie Rifkin Yoko Sato Debbie Sefaradi Linda Shahmoon Sherlin Shemouelian Lynne Smiley Jessica Suss man BADMINTON SCHEDULE 3 25 At Wantagh 3 26 At Port 4 1 At W. Hemstead 4 2 At Lynbrook 4 4 Seaford 4 7 Bethpage 4 8 At Southside 4 11 C.N. South 4 15 Roslyn 4 16 Wantagh 4 18 Bethpage 4 21 W. Ileinstead 4 22 Lvn brook 5 6 At Seaford 5 7 Southside 5 12 At C.N. South 5 13 At Roslyn 5 27 Championships 5 28 Championships 139 WINTER TRACK (Alphabetical Order) Josh Aurrback. David Dayan. Arthur Dryurk. Mike Fohen. Steven ( ara. (JrrggCiarfinkle, Jon Oreen berg. Danny llakinan. John Lee. Robert Lirbross. (Jan Lus. Keith Maher. Josh Marks. Jonathan Morgan. Daniel Pirn . Sephr Kahhani. Robbie Sainltorn. Cary Talliot. Hands Yalo . David Zade Great Neck North winter track started its season on a good note. Joshua Auerbach. Steve Cara, David Dayan, and John Morgan, the five returning starters have already beaten their best times. Other returning members include Josh Marks, Kandy Yalo ., Danny Pine, Jonathan Greenl erg, and Robert Liebross. The team has high hopes for the remainder of the season. 141 LACROSSE Rich Banaciski Travis Taxtcr Maurice Braver Al Cohen Mike Cohen Mitch Q)hcn Chris Qincannon — ('apt. Marc Feinsod Ivan Coodstein Mike Holt Scott Mat'Donald Eric Mazor John Motchkavitz — Capt. Ed Moon John M(M rehead Frank O’Brien Jeff Kapant Jose Rivas Al Rosen Danny Segal — Capt. Scott Sklar Brett Shopsin Dave Valitt Will Wynperle John Boyle — Coach LACROSSE SCHEDULE 3 27 Roslvn 3 29 Massapequa 4 1 G.N. South 4 5 Wantagh 4 9 Herriclcs 4 12 Calhoun 4 19 W. Hempstead 4 22 Plainedge 4 26 Bethpage 4 30 Wantaen 5 3 Herricks 5 6 Calhoun 5 9 G.N. South 5 14 W. Hempstead 5 16 Plainedge 5 21 Bethpage 142 143 BASEBALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE 4 1 Roslyn 4 2 G.N. South 4 10 Clarke 4 15 Port Washington 4 18 Port Washington 4 21 Bethpage 4 22 Bethpage 4 23 Bethpage 4 29 Carden City 4 30 Carden City 5 2 Garden City 5 6 MacArthur 5 7 MacArthur 5 9 MacArthur 5 13 Plainedge 5 14 Plainedge 5 16 Plainedge 5 19 Herricks 5 20 Herricks 5 21 Herricks 5 26 Manhasset Jeff Conston Sam Deccsare Sam Fensterstock Jesse llartman Brian llessel Richie Jacklin Lawrence Jacobs Todd Kahn Ivan Nass Kenny Roggen Jon Sacks Michael Schiff Scott Silberstein Jeff Singer Hank Steinberg Jerry Streim Todd Timpa Ken Weitzman Tom Casey — Coach SOFTBALL Sandy Abeles Lori Abrams Rachel Bad in Jill Becker Lisa Bonder Michelle Brooks Chris Caraballo Tamara Cohen Tainmi Finchuni Iris Golus Jennifer Insler Beth Janowitz Heather Kent Joline Leibowitz Michelle Mare Cathie Monroe Debbie Nabi Jenny O'Brien laa Potenzonc Shana Sakow Jennifer Salzburg Iaturen Schwalbe Lynn Slakter Heidi Stanton Fran Stephens Felicia Weiner SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 4 3 Herricks 4 8 Port 4 10 Bethpage 4 14 Garden City 4 16 Port 4 17 Plainedge 4 21 Herricks 5 5 Bethpage 5 8 MacArthur 5 12 Plainedge 5 15 Wantagn 5 19 Garden Citv 5 22 VVantagh 5 27 MacArthur 145 WRESTLING (Alphabetical Order) Joe Bardi, Jon Cohen, Josh Feinstein, Mark Fettorer, David Fleshel. Cary Foodim, Matt Foodim (Co-captain . Jeff Coodstcm. Keith Hope (Co-captain), Jorge I-i torre. Eric Mazor. Stuart McKenzie. Seth Metsch. John Motchloivitz iCo-captam William Murphy, Steve Mynct. Bobby Nejat. Brian Nemiroff. David Hettinger. Neal Rothstein. Ion Sachs. Matt Safarik, Andrew Schulman. ( den Shaller. David Sharhani. Zev Silverman. Simon Szykeman, David Venegas (Co-captain). William Winged. William Wvnperle. David Zarahi Coaches: Bill Paradisiii. John Thomas. iTie 1985-1986 Wrestling team was viewed as one of the most dedicated squads that Coaches lohn Thomas and Bill Paradisiii had seen in a long time. While there was no illusion that the Blazers would In among the top ten teams, the expectation that they would lx� competitive bore fruit. By the middle of January, the grapplers had the lx st record achieved in some time. With many experienced wrestlers returning to the squad next year, the '86-'87 season shows promise of lx ing even more exciting. 146 VOLLEYBALL Melissa Adler Rebecca Auerbach Stefanie Birdt Debby Bloomfield Mindy Bloomfield Chris (Caraballo Vida Epstein Susan Coldbaum Jennifer Insler Fran LoGiudice Dawn Madigaw Roya Modal Debbie Nabi IIHide Newman Wendy Oliphant Lia Potenzone Debbie Rifkin Yoko Satp Slerlin Snemouelian Missy Singer Lynne Smiley 147 TRACK Navki Aminzadah David Applebaum Johua Auerbach (Parson Chan David Davan David Hakiinan Keith Hope Cary Katz Jonathan Morgan Timothy McGowan Scott Hyman Steven Stem Peter Edelman Gregg Carfinkle David Kim Gary Nitzberg Danny Pine Ivan Presant Ari Tail Cary Talbot Philip Pine Kandy Yaloz Alfa Husbands Mark Levin Cary Lui Darren Port Josh Marks Michael Mena Douglas Bernstein Arthur Driver John Lee Jon Ohebshalom Hassid Mayer Frank Yanai TRACK SCHEDULE 3 29 Hon lame Belays — Carey High School 4 1 Farmingdale 4 5 Mid-Island — Plainedgc 4 8 Bethpagr 4 12 Malveme Relays — Mitchell Park 4 15 West Hempstead 4 19 Sec. 8 Relays — Plainedge 4 21 Plainedge 4 28 Nassau Coaches Meet at Mitchell Park 5 3 St. Anthony’s 5 8.9 Port Washington Invitations 5 13 Wantagh 5 16 Syosset Relays 5 17 C.W. Post 5 20 Port Washington 5 23 Syosset (Warren King) 5 26 Eastern’s St John 5 27 Frosh-Soph Meet — Plainedge 5 31 Conf. Meet — Plainedge 6 2 Manhasset Invitational 6 6,7 Sec. 8 Counties (Mitchell Park) 148 TRACK Sharon Abraham Sara Agaian Rebecca Auerbach Wendy Eichol Mem Feinsod Andrea Gardotti l auren Golden Liza Jarolem Marh kahang Erika Krauss Allison Libshultz I -i i� Lassetta Jessk'a Lustig Oma MaJemed Sharon Melamed laiuren Merry man Kim Mirsky Wendy Oliphant Laurie Penchina Adrienne Robertson kim Rubonstein Horn ma Sharian Sylvia Shirazi Cecilia Simmons Jessica Smith Melissa Steiner Michela Szvkman Paupak Tafreshi lauren Werner Athea Jarrett TRACK SCHEDULE 3 21 G.N. South 3 29 Hoad Race 4 7 Tri-meet 4 14 quad meet at Herricks 4 19 section 8 relays 4 26 Mitchell Park 4 28 Mitchell Park 5 2 St. Anthony’s 5 5 Quad Meet Home 5 8-5 9Quad Meet Port 5 12 Quad meet Wantagh 5 19 Tri Meet Home 5 22 At Herricks 5 24 At Syosset 5 31 Championships 149 152 153 1.54 155 156 157 160 163 165 167 173 JUNIOR page 49 1. Julie Rosen 2. David Levitt 3. Lainie Goldstein 4. Evan Wollis 5. Laurie Berkowitz 6. Lowell Cantor page 50 1. lauira Hoexter 2. Amy Emanuel 3. Robin Winn 4. Amv Liebowitz 5. Vicki Epstein 6. Danika Altman 7. Sharon Bender 8. Michelle Kotkin 9. Lawrence Lupkin page 51 1. Rodney Chisolm 2. Mitchell Cohen 3. Michael SchiH 4. Mary Fiance 5. Jodi Friedman 6. Jill Crossman 7. Nancy Meyers 8. Lisa Soloman 9. Rachel Perlman 10. Amy Meiselman 11 Andrew Pegalis SENIORS page 52 1. Lisa Rabeck 2. Ariel Dybner 3. Lisa Hagani 4. Denise lnsler 5. Francesca LoCiudice 6. Andy Muller 7. Barbara Blume 8. Marc Bloomgarden 9. Lynne Smiley page 53 1. Lawrence Robbins 2. Nancy Wachter 3. Jennifer Flamhaft 4. Caroline Greenl erg 5. Andrea Greenln-rg 6. Lara Small 7. Wendy Crandt 8. Elisa Hallerman 9. Roln-rt Friedman 10. Lawrence Jacobs 11. Rachel Cohen 12. Dawn kellams 13. Alyson Fields 14. David Liebeskind 15. Carol Shahmoon 16. Eric Ben-Meir 17 C lecilia Simmons BUSINESS STAFF — 1986 Business Manager: Steven Grauer Associate Business Managers: Benjamin Alouf, Eric Brecher, Frank Bua, Caryn Cammeyer, Adam Cohen, Naghmeh Hashemifard, Jeannie Kang, Vandelyn Moody, David Ohebshalom, Shirin Zade, Deborah Zimmerman Advisor: Bettv Krauz j Advertising Sales Staff: Erica Adler, Benjamin Alouf, Frank Bua, Caryn Cammeyer, Adam Cohen, Russel Cohen, Yori Constance, Melanie Dorn, Rolx-rt Friedman, Amy Ginsburg, Inaura Goldstein, Steven Grauer, Evie Greenbaum, Naghmeh Hashemifard, Kenneth Hoexter, Jeannie Kang, Neda Khazai, Melanie Kishner, Michael Kist, Pamela Landman, Allison Libshutz, Gars Lui, Haleh Ohebsion, Lawrence Robbins, Nancy Roberts, Michael Rokhsar. Carolyn Schulman, Cathy Schwartz, Linda Shahmoon, Andrew Stengel, Elizabeth Wiener, Shirin Zade, Deborah Zimmerman, Michael Zimmerman Yearbook Sales Staff: Sharon Banilevi, Amy Baumstein, Eric Brecher, Rebecca Breite, Frank Bua, Caryn Cammeyer, Russel Cohen, Yori Constance, Melanie Dorn, Rhonda Ebert, Jason Gabel, Laura Goldstein, Evie Greenbaum, Kenneth Hoexter, Laura Hoexter, Jeannie Kang, Vandelyn Moody, Susan Oestreieh, Haleh Ohebsion, Andrea Reyer, Nancy Roberts, Michael Rokhsar, Carolyn Schulman, Dari Settel, Todd Timpa, Shirin Zade, Deborah Zimmerman, Michael Zimmerman Layout Staff: Benjamin Alouf, Sharon Banilevi, Eric Brecher, Frank Bua, Rebecca Breite, Caryn Cammeyer Adam Cohen, Russel Cohen, Yori Constance, Melanie Dorn, Amy Ginsburg, Steven Grauer. Evie Greenbaum, Naghmeh Hashemifard, Marina Hinostroza, Jeannie Kang, Melanie Kishner. Allison Libshutz, Gary Lui, Vandelyn Moody, David Ohebshalom. Haleh Ohebsion, Michael Rokhsar, Cathv Schwartz, Tova Shohet, Todd Timpa. Elizabeth Wiener, Shirin Zade, Deborah Zimmerman, Michael Zimmerman Patron Letter Committee: Benjamin Alouf, Sharon Banilevi, Eric Brecher, Frank Bua, Debra Beer, Rebecca Breite. Caryn Cammeyer, Adam Cohen, Russel Cohen, Yori Constance, Melanie Dorn, Rhonda Ebert, Jason Gabel, Stephanie Glazer, Steven Grauer, Evie Greenbaum, Naghmeh Hashemifard, Kenneth Hoexter, Laura Hoexter, Jeannie Kang, Pamela Landman, Gary Lui, Amy Metsch, Vandelyn Moody, Susan Oestreieh, Haleh Ohebsion, David Ohebshalom, Leslie Reisman, Andrea Reyer, Michael Rokhsar. Carolyn Schulman, Tova Shohet, Todd Timpa. Alyson Walder, Nancy Youn, Shirin Zade I’ll be there If the world falls down around you If it all goes wrong I’ll l e there. Anil if the loneliness surrounds you No matter where You know that I’ll be there. I’ll remember all the laughter As we go our separate ways But there's so much that we re still learning And we just can’t ! e afraid. RKNEE LAURA NANCY JEANN1E DANIELLE ANDREA There's a world outside our door And nothing is in our way But if it’s not what we’re looking for We’ll meet again some day. 111 be there. II the world falls down around you If it all goes wrong — I'll be there. And if the loneliness surrounds yon . . . there’s so much to share And you know that I’ll be there. 176 WHAT WILL BECOME OF US???? BENNY ALOUF Still searching for the absolute incontroversible and indisputable truth ANDY GASTWIRTH World Class Cycler World Class Motoreross World Class Skier World (-'lass — Artist MARC ELKO WITZ Denied degree at the University of Guam. Practicing under incognito. ps STEVEN GOODSTEIN Disintegrates in 1988 of lethargy and apathy DONALD SHOKRIAN Still missing after freak swiss cheese accident in Zurich. Switzerland. MARC TEICH 1986 — Takes over Father's business. 1987 — Bankrupts Father's business. 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LARGEST SUPPLIER OF MEAD SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN GREAT NECK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 BARRONS REGENTS — AMSCO — CEBCO Review Books 10 AND 5 SAT'S — VISED CARDS CLIFF NOTES + MONARCH REVIEW BOOKS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 designer sportswear handbags jewelry fine leather goods and much more . . . SHARI’S PLACE Great Neck, N.Y. 11023 Woodbury, N.Y. 11797 8 Hicks Lane 8025 “S” Jericho Tpke. (516) 829-6166 (516) 829-6167 (516) 921-7190 (516) 921-7191 Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Thurs till 8 pm 4G MIDDLE NEC� ' ROAD GREAT NECK NY 11021 516,4 7.0604 YVONNE MANACKER gabby 47 MIOOLE NECK RD GREAT NECK. 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CJ YVETTE ZUBLI UC AC 0 o«c 215 MiDOlf NECK AOAO WI€St0€ T GREAT NECK NV 11022 With Love to Carolyn 195 31 Newtown Road • Plainview, New York 11803 • (516) 454-8011 Kensington Kosher Delicatessen FINEST KOSHER CATERING 27A MIDDLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 516 487 2410 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 130 Middle Neck Road Great Neck L I N Y 11021 Kf - Tei HU 7 1598 Designers Creators of Fine Furs CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 86’ 1 BONDSIRm. GRIA! NECK. NY 11021 516 487-1 5 M WMJ TRAV EL COMPANY 519 Middle Neck Road Great Neck. N Y. 11023 (516) 466-5775 (212) 772-0434 «51 6. 466-33 3 516' 466-3314 T € COMMATI «MM IMTVMTAMMCNT CtWTIA IDEOETCETERA LTD. ROCKS OF LONDON 734 M'DDiC NECK ROAO • GREAT NECK NY 1 1024 HAVING AN AFFAIR? CUSTOM CATER IT WITH US! PARTIES FROM 50 TO 150. Sweet Sixteens. Bar Mitzvahs. Weddings. Engagements. Christenings. Birthdays. Anniversaries. Office Parties. Christmas and Holiday Parties. CHATEAU GARDEN 132 Middle Neck Road (516) 466-6480 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 i GREAT NECK MUSIC CENTER LESSONS • SALES RENTALS • REPAIRS ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORS BETH KORAHAIS DIMITRIOS KORAHAIS 1516� 466 3994 807 MIDDLE NECK RD Free Parking CREAT NECK NY 11024 in Rear of Building 197 GREGORY HARDWARE LUMBER HOMEOWNER. CENTER OPEN MON.-SAT. 7:30-5:00 OPEN SUN. 10-3 Ni STOP FOR ALL YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS WE ARE A FULL SERVICE LUMBER YARD HARDWARE STORE WE DELIVER FREE PARKING «MON.-SAT. 7:30-5:00 SUN. HOURS 10-3 487-1400 251 EAST SHORE RD. GREAT NECK €B CHOCOLATE TORTLE my most favorite dessert company 80S middla nack road, graat nack, naw york (516) 487-9048 kron kron kr°n Bond Street kron Great Neck, N.Y. Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1986 GREAT NECK TEACHERS, INC. NYSUT, AFT. LOCAL 2686 AFL-CIO 198 All of us from THALIA HAIRCUTTING SALON Wish You Love Peace In Your Future CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO JILL AND THE CLASS OF ’86 JOAN KEN GROSSMAN AMY . . . CLASS OF ’88 ERIC . . . CLASS OF ’90 The Following People Wish To Offer Congratulations To The Class of 1986 Dr. and Mrs. Joel Applebaum Mam, Bruce is Lauren Arnel Albert and Sophie Berkner The Ashery Family Madeleine, Edward and Jordan Birnbaum Rachel is Marty Braver, Sally is Maurice Mr. is Mrs. H. Brodsky Lenore is Robert Bronstein, Howie, Ronnie is Lauren Church Avenue Glass Works, Inc. The Cohens — Sybil, Gerald, Jeffrey, Evan and Daniel The Dippell Family — Joe, Janet, Dawn, Marjorie, Jo-Lynn, Allen Jeff Feldman’s Family Lorrie, Neil, Jeff is Pumpkin Fidel Gilbert Family — Barbara, Larry, Jackie and Danielle The Gordonsons: Rita, Lewis, Sara is Steven Candy is- Eric Gould Mr. is Mrs. Richard Karasik Margie and Fred Kleinberg Michael, Marjorie is Nancy Kurcias Prof, is Mrs. John F. Lange liana, ’Chaim is Daniel Lebensohn Iris, Dan, Lisa is Melanie Leviten Barton is Irene Levoy Robert is Hermine Lewis Mr. is Mrs. Victor Lite, Marc and Gary Mr. is Mrs. Michel Loisel Sandee. Stephen, Stacey and Michele London The McCaskilTs — Levi, Diana. Tyronne is Barry Tom is Joyce Madigan is Family Mr. is Mrs. Ronald B. May Mr. is Mrs. Norman Miles Rona is Buddy Miller Dr. is Mrs. Frederick Mooallem Evie is Garry Port The Precht’s — Bob, Carol is Laura Irene is David Redleaf Nancy, Jerry, Leslie is Stuart Reisman Burt, Stephanie, Dale, Adam, Eric, Amy and Melanie Reyer The Rices — Linda, Michael, Mitchell is Wendy Susan is Harvey Rosen Marvin, Marcie, David is Michael Rosenberg Mr. is Mrs. Bernard Rosenblum Edward is Carol Sacks The Family of Kevin Samborn Mr. is Mrs. Sherwood M. Schwarz Renee is Label Shulman Phyllis is Howard Silverman, Mitchel, Andrew and Debbie Ellen, Jeffrey and David Small Mr. is Mrs. Aaron Snaider Marion is Jerry Sussman Elaine is Mel Weiser, David, Allison is Glenn Fern, Mitchell, Steven is Jennifer Weiss 201 BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE WE LOVE YOU JILL GRANDMA AND GRANDPA GROSSMAN LAURIE YOU’RE SPECIAL WITH LOVE FROM, Dad Class of 61 Mom Class of ’62 Jodi Class of ’88 David Class of ’91 THE PENCHINAS CONGRATULATIONS TO SHARYN and the Class of 1986 THE KOROBOWS Naomi, Leon, Ellen (’91) Grandma Ida, Grandma Esther CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBRA BROOKS WITH LOVE, MOM and DAD MICHELLE Class of’88 STEVEN Class of ’84 FROM US......TO YOU A.F.S. . Yo Dudes . No way . Who s driving? . Who s counting? . Road trip . Let's go for clam chowder . Let's rent a bum! . Cheers for the Back Fence . Sport fans . Pooh — Dog . Let's .... do it! . Underground . Flushing Main Street . Peppermint Lounge . Listen........Drive like a human! . Geek . Whos got I.D.? • Captain Jack Contest . The white whale . Reality, what a concept . The floor is smoking . MARC KRAIG JEFF MICHAEL DAVE LAWRENCE IGGY . Where are the party favors? . Reg or Rog? . Forget about it Dave . Food Emporium . Jeff in school? . Kazoo . Town again . 466-(X)66 . Mart- has the flu . Larry — Doo . Ig, you owe me one! No Jeff, you owe me one! . Laaaawrence Bubbles . Search and rescue mission Keep it in your sneaker . How far? . It was incredible . Later Chaz . To be continued......... 203 CONGRATULATIONS TO LAINIE and the Class of ’86 BARBARA, BOB, SARA, LAURA AND ALLISON GOLDSTEIN CONGRATULATIONS TO FLYN HELSTEIN AND THE CLASS OF 86 GREG, HEATH SHEILA NEWMAN NANCY REBECCA WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! TO WONDERFUL YOU AND ALL YOUR WONDERFUL FRIENDS WE WISH MUCH LUCK, HAPPINESS, SUCCESS HEALTH. LOVE, THE MEYERS FAMILY ZELDA, HARRY, ABBY CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO TO DAVID and the Class of ’86 PHYLLIS AND JACKIE EYL ROCHELLE and the Class of ’86 BEST OF LUCK, HAPPINESS SUCCESS THE KELVINS George, Deanna Roy and Ward 204 TO JEFF AND THE CLASS OF ’86 “KEEP SMILING” THE BEST IS YET TO COME!!! WE LOVE YOU MOM DAD, LIZZY and HOWIE TO DAVID; CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND THE CLASS OF 1986 THE SCHILDKRAUTS MICKI, DOHN, JILL and JONATHAN BRETT WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU THE CLASS OF ’86 WITH LOVE, MOM, DAD, TRACY KERRIE Congratulations to JONATHAN and all his friends Luck, happiness and success Love, Susan Harvey Morgan Lisa, Brett Douglas LOVE, HAPPINESS and SUCCESS to KAREN and her friends in the Class of 86 THE SILVERMAN FAMILY DEAR AMY: You worked for it, You accomplished it, Now..........enjoy it! We are so proud! Love, Mom, Dad and Heather LAUREN We re very proud of you. Congratulations and best wishes to you and your friends LOVE STAN ESTELLE BERG, NICOLE GAVIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 PHOEBE, ROBERT, MICHELLE DEBORAH LEWIS 206 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO LAWRENCE AND THE CLASS OF 1986 RONA AND JOSEPH LUPKIN PAULA . . . CLASS OF 85 JOSHUA . . . CLASS OF 89 DANIEL . . . CLASS OF 2000 GREGG WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS WE LOVE YOU MOM, DAD, BRUCE, BETH’, LAUREN SHERRI, ADAM GABI TO OUR FAVORITE NIECE, RACHEL — CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK! LOVE, SHELLEY, JACK THE WHOLE GANG CONGRATULATIONS TO FRANCESCA With all our love. Mom, Dad, Vito, Pina, Anthony CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO LYNNE and the Class of’86 THE SMILEY’S Marilyn, Zanvil, Jill Michael and Beaujolais TO LAURA HOEXTER and the Class of ’86 THANK HEAVEN NO MORE OPEN HOUSE PARTIES MAY YOU ENJOY THE FUTURE Ken — Class of ’89 Jill — Class of ’85 CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL and the Class of 1986 CONNIE BILL LIST JOSEPH ’83 208 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A VERY SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE ENTIRE CLASS OF ’86 MARION and JERRY SUSSMAN DANIEL, ANDREW and PETER BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK TO MARC AND THE CLASS OF ’86 BRAVO DOMINIQUE WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS LOVE MICHEL NICOLE BRUNO LOISEL UNCLE NORMAN AUNT SUZY CONGRATS DR. MRS. LLOYD ELKOWITZ SHERYL, ANDREW BRANDY Blillllt] LOVE, YOUR URO CLASS OF '02 CONGRATULATIONS AND MUCH LOVE TO JILL GROSSMAN GRANDMA RUTH and GRANDPA JAY 210 w E N D Y A N I) N A N C I E is for the Wild times we’ve shared is for our Extra special friendship is for Never passing judgement is for Doing things together is for the Yelling and screaming that is always forgotten is for Always being there is for Never forgetting each other’s feelings is for the Difficult times which we overcame is for Not knowing where to go or what to do is for Andy and Todd is for No money today — let’s just cruise is for our Cars — where would we be without them is for “I have no gas. Can you drive? IS FOR OUR EVER-LASTING FRIENDSHIP CONGRATULATIONS TO RANDY and the Class of 1986 WITH LOVE, MOM DAD ALEX DAVID 211 TO best wishes and DANIKA good luck to AND THE CLASS OF 1986 Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. It beats money, power and influence. Henry Chester Here's to an ENTHUSIASTIC future! nancie and the class of 86 With love and congratulations front Mom, Dad and Stephanie (Class of ’82) kathie and david rudy CONGRATULATIONS TO KRAIG FOX THE CLASS OF ’86 LOVE TUTU, MOFO, THE GREEK CURLY P S. WINNIE KEY SAY DITTO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES “I MADE IT” WITH LOVE MOM DAD (MARK) ........... SAMMY ................ THE SCHIFFS CLASS OF ’55 CLASS OF ’80 213 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO TO NANCY ANDY MULLER AND THE CLASS OF 1986 AND HIS FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF ’86 IRENE and GARY WACHTER LISA WACHTER . . . CLASS OF '85 WITH LOVE, MOM DAD CONGRATULATIONS TO JEFFREY . . . CLASS OF 88 MITCHELL ROSS STEPHEN . . . CLASS OF 96 OMI AND GRANDMA AND THE CLASS OF 1986 WITH LOVE, MOM AND DAD SETH — CLASS OF ’84 CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT AND THE CLASS OF 1986 WITH LOVE THE FRIEDMAN FAMILY SAM, TRUDY, KAREN DAVID CONGRATULATIONS TO LIZ ROSE CONGRATULATIONS TO JENNIFER AND THE CLASS OF 1986 DOROTHY, FREDERICK and JEFF MOOALLEM AND THE CLASS OF ’86 WITH LOVE, MOM DAD SUSAN NANCY 214 CONGRATULATIONS RACHEL We are so very proud of you Always keep your eyes gleaming and your wonderful smile smiling AND REMEMBER THE BEST IS YET TO COME ALL OUR LOVE, MOM, DAD AND ALAN CONGRATULATIONS TO CAROL AND THE CLASS OF 86 GOOD LUCK IN THE YEARS AHEAD MOM, DAD, SUSAN, ELI and LINDA 215 A TOAST TO THE CLASS OF “86” THE BEST IS YET TO COME! JILL GROSSMAN, NANCY MEYERS, JODI FRIEDMAN, ROBIN STEINBERG, JOLIE SPECTOR, LISA SOLOMON, MARY FIANCE and WENDY GRANDT CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL LOBEL CONGRATULATIONS TO AND THE CLASS OF ’86 WITH LOVE, MOM DAD MARCI ............. CLASS OF '85 RICHARD............ CLASS OF ’88 ADAM .............. CLASS OF ’95 LESLIE AND THE CLASS OF 1986 MARCIA, MIKE STEVEN MORRIS 216 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO JOULE NAN and the Class of 1986 WE SALUTE YOU! LOVE, THE SPECTORS JOAN, MICHAEL, SCOTT and MARC CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO HOWIE LOVE DAD, MARGIE, JOSH, ALLISON and ERIC CONGRATULATIONS RANDI CONGRATULATIONS TO DAVID AND THE CLASS OF 1986 MOM DAD, JEANETTE JILL WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU CONGRATULATIONS “BABY YOU’RE THE BEST!” LOTS OF LOVE, PAULA, JOE LARRY ISRAEL TO YOU AND THE CLASS OF '86 LOVE MOM (60), DAD AND AMY (89) 218 peace, love and happiness to the class of 1986 THE COTTENS ARE ALMOST DONE! CONGRATULATIONS WENDY THE CLASS OF 86 jMHr -r JHL LOVE C.D. ® ? © nancie and todd MOM AND DAD MARTY Class of’71 GARY Class of '73 STEVE Class of '74 CINDY Class of'75 DONALD Class of '76 STACEY Class of’81 RUSSELL Class of'88 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO CONGRATULATIONS TO ALYSON ERIC AND THE CLASS OF 1986 and the Class of 1986 JEFF, VICKI, ROSS LEIGH FIELDS LOVE MOM, DAD and MELISSA 219 TO AMY LIEBOWITZ IF AT FIRST YOU DO SUCCEED — TRY TO HIDE YOUR ASTONISHMENT.” WE RE SO PROUD OF YOU ALL OUR LOVE MOM, DAD and BRIAN CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATULATIONS TO CAROLINE SHARON AND THE CLASS OF ’86 THE GREENBERGS MARILYN, ALLEN, WILLIAM, ELIZABETH AND THE CLASS OF ’86 THE BENDERS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO MATTHEW YOUR FRIENDS AND THE CLASS OF ’86 WITH LOVE, MOM, DAD and GARY (’88) LESLIE MORRIS A WONDERFUL FRIEND LOVE THE WERTHEIMS BRITTNEY. ALLISON, JUDY. HARVEY 220 LOVE, HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS TO BRUCE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS THE GLAZERS BONNIE, RONNIE, STEPHANIE, PRESTON and LINDA and the TWO FEROCIOUS MONSTERS 221 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK MARY AND THE CLASS OF ’86 THE FIANCES CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHELLE WITH LOVE ALWAYS MOM, DAD, DEBRA, JAMIE and SODA ELIZABETH and SHARYN B.F.F. WITH LOVE TO ELISA CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF '86 STEVE, JOI, and DEDE HALLERMAN When you know that you’ve got a real friend somewhere Suddenly all the others are so much easier to hear Jackson Browne Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another The way we were Marvin liamlisch KIM We are so proud of you! CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS . . follow your heart. Your heart is the right guide in everything hig. What you want to do is determined by that devine element that is in each of us. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ANDREW AND THE CLASS OF '86 THE BEST IS YET TO COME! 223 WE LOVE YOU MOM, DAD, JONATHAN, KEITH, LAUREN ANDREW LOVE, THE GASTWIRTHS NORMA, STUART, DAVID. JASON CONGRATULATIONS JEANNIE BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO YOU AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS IN THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986! THE BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS! LOVE MOM AND DAD JULIE, STEVEN AND GRANDMA Don't leave home without it! Memories, friendships and great expectations LAWRENCE and the Class of 1986 Our very best wishes With much love THE ROBBINS FAMILY LYNN, NORMAN, STEVEN TO OUR STAR MICHAEL and the Class of 1986 Our Best Wishes for Health, Happiness and Success LARRY, ROSE and DANNY CONGRATULATIONS TO JENNIFER and the Class of '86 JOAN, MICHAEL MATTHEW FLAM HAFT CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBIN and the Class of '86 THE WINNS CAROL, STEVE and MICHAEL (Class of '89) 224 CONGRATULATIONS TO JERRY STREIM and THE CLASS OF ’86 WITH LOVE, MOM DAD BOB DEBBIE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER DAWN and all her friends in the Class of '86 IRENE and HARRY EGERTON SHANNON ERIN Debi . . . Class of 81 CO NGRATU L ATI ON S TC) DAVID AND THE CLASS OF ’86 SAM 6c GERRY LEVITT DEBBIE — EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — ARISTA 75 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '86 SCOTT LONDON '84 JILL LONDON '87 NICOLE LONDON '90 BARBARA and JEFFREY LONDON LAWRENCE A young man is the king of every kingdom that he sees. ’’ Billy Joel WISHING SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 86 NATALIE, MALCOLM and BARBARA JACOBS CONGRATULATIONS TO GARY and the Class of 86 Here’s to four more years of challenging ideas, lasting friendships and good times. With love. Mom and Dad Meredith and Wendy Katz FIONA OPHELIA BAYNE WITH YOUR STRENGTH AND DETERMINATION YOU'LL MAKE IT ANYWHERE I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES LOVE, MOM 226 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO VICKI and the Class of 1986 “GO FOR IT . . . THE BEST IS YET TO COME!” PHYLLIS and PETER EPSTEIN MARCY and WENDY TO MARC AND ALL HIS FRIENDS MAY YOUR FUTURE BE EVERYTHING YOU WANT IT TO BE AND MORE! LOVE, MOM, DAD, MICHAEL JAIME TO LOWELL MAY YOUR FUTURE BE AS SPECIAL AS YOU ARE LOVE, MOM, DAD • SCOTT KEVIN ERIC B.J. “IF A MAN HAS A TALENT AND CANNOT USE IT, HE HAS FAILED. IF HE HAS A TALENT AND USES ONLY HALF OF IT, HE HAS PARTLY FAILED. IF HE HAS A TALENT AND LEARNS SOMEHOW TO USE THE WHOLE OF IT, HE HAS GLORIOUSLY SUCCEEDED, AND WON A SATISFACTION AND A TRIUMPH FEW MEN EVER KNOW.” THOMAS WOLFE CONGRATULATIONS TO ANDREA AND THE CLASS OF 1986. MAY YOU ALL LEARN TO USE YOUR TALENTS TO THEIR FULLEST. BURT, STEPHANIE, DALE, ADAM, ERIC, AMY and MELANIE REYER 228 IT'S THE LAUGHTER WE WILL REMEMBER WHENEVER WE REMEMBER THE WAV WE WERE CAROL AMY and RACHEL “When I look hack on our friendship, there arc so many memories of times wove spent 2-gether. I m grateful for every one of them, but my favorite memories are of the times when we ve simply laughed, had fun and enjoyed ourselves.’ • Let’s go to 107 • Kim, show us your left • Port cruises. • Gets’ you going, really! • Hey mouse, want some cheese? • “When you feel like partying, a friend stays till the end, for after all is said and done, there’s no one like a friend!’ • All night in the kitchen (chocolate ice cream) . . . • I). Duh. B. Boxhead, Moo . . . “Friends are like mirrors because friends let us look at ourselves, but friends are better than mirrors because no matter what the light or angle happens to be, the reflection we see in the face of a friend is always true ...” 229 LIS, DAN, WEN and NAN FRIENDS FOREVER When tilings are confused, I discuss them with you until they make sense. When something gixxl happens, you are the first person I tell so I can share my happiness. When I don’t know what to do in a situation, I ask your opinion and weigh it heavily with mine. When I want the truth about something, I call you. You are so honest. When I want to have fun. I want to lie with you because we have such a great time together. It is so essential to have you in my life. Thank you for lieing my friend. Congratulations to INGER and all her classmates of 86 congratulations to nancie Love always, Dad ................................. Class of ’53 Mom ................................. Class of ‘47 Carl ................................ Class of ’29 Anna ................................ Class of '37 THE McCASKILLS WATSONS and her friends good luck next year love, daddy CONGRATULATIONS TO HOWIE I WILL MISS YOU NEXT YEAK LOVE, Joshua 230 CONGRATULATIONS TO AMY AND THE CLASS OF 1986 THE KATZ FAMILY Susie, Saul Howard (Class of 85) CONGRATULATIONS TO GABRIELLE and the Class of 1986 FRANCINE, JOHN JENNIFER FEENEY EDN To MARC and the graduating class of 86: WE WISH YOU SUCCESS IN FULFILLING YOUR DREAMS LOVE, MOM DAD MANDY and MERYLE RUBENSTEIN CONGRATULATIONS ADAM WE KNOW YOU WILL SPRINT' YOUR WAY TO THE TOP! LOVE, HARRIET, GENE, DAVID, JILL BECKER CONGRATULATIONS TO ARIEL AND THE CLASS OF 1986 ANA, RUBEN, KAREN and ALAN DYBNER 231 “THERE IS NEVER AN INSTANT’S TRUCE RETWEEN VIRTUE AND VICE. GOODNESS IS THE ONLY INVESTMENT THAT NEVER FAILS.’’ HENRY DAVID THOREAU best wishes GREAT NECK DEPARTMENT STORE 73 MIDDLE NECK ROAD, GREAT NECK ■ i j + 22 ' 'r ' • —- .? v v| ■ J- ' m •+ '■ M |A Mr -r JnBP